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And lastly , to notice all passages in which the Latin translation ( which was prepared under Bacon's own eye some years after ) varies in meaning from the original English . 1. For the text , there are only two authorities of any value ...
And lastly , to notice all passages in which the Latin translation ( which was prepared under Bacon's own eye some years after ) varies in meaning from the original English . 1. For the text , there are only two authorities of any value ...
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the name of Richard Duke of York , true inheritor of the crown of England : this proclamation remaineth with Sir Robert Cotton , a and treasurer of " It hath pleased God , who putteth The original of down the mighty from their seat ...
the name of Richard Duke of York , true inheritor of the crown of England : this proclamation remaineth with Sir Robert Cotton , a and treasurer of " It hath pleased God , who putteth The original of down the mighty from their seat ...
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For as he advances he falls more and more into a kind of paraphrase ; in whicl the inevitable loss of lyric fire and force is in some degree compensated by the development of meanings which are implied or suggested by the original, ...
For as he advances he falls more and more into a kind of paraphrase ; in whicl the inevitable loss of lyric fire and force is in some degree compensated by the development of meanings which are implied or suggested by the original, ...
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according actions affection appear arms authority Bacon beginning better body called cause certainly common commonly continued counsel crown danger death desire doth doubt Duke Earl England forces fortune France French give given ground hand hath Henry honour Italy judgment keep kind King King's kingdom land less likewise live Lord man's manner March marriage matter means mind nature never observed opinion original Parliament particular party pass peace persons present princes principal quæ quam Queen question quod reason received reign respect rest saith seems sent side sometimes sort speak speech subjects taken things thought tion translation troubles true turn unto virtue wise